is infinity real?

It is a notion created by humans to understand extremes

Given sufficently big or small mesurment units, everything could be mesured

Even expanding universe has a constant size in small enough time interval, but that interval has to be infinitly small and here we go with infinity in definiton of infinitly, shit

t. Drunk brainlet

Based on the implication of a 'real infinity', I would say no. There's no physical mass or energy that is 'infinite'. Conceptually, it helps to quantify mathematics on a scale larger than the calculations being done for materials but other than that, the idea of infinite is not a useful one. The only thing that appears to be infinite is time but time is also a construct that is humanistically designed to be infinite.

No way to verify with our current technological/scientific knowledge.

There currently is no "infinite" thing we know of except for abstract constructs.

Infinity is a real 'concept' though, in the sense that we can "always add 1."

>>8791610
>is infinity real?
No. There is but a single moment. No past and no future. Time is but a concept to explain movement of bodies.

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>>8791610
This a stupid question.You just can ask is there infinite information.Nothingness itself is an infinite thing.But we cannot know yet infinite information is possible or not in our space.Probably infinite information is possible but our space probably has limited information and of course limited parameter.So probably infinite information isnot possible in our space,at least in our universe.

>>8791610
Yup.
That's what Existence or Substantiality itself is, the underlying Reality which subsumes all forms.

>>8791610
My dick is real, so no.

>>8791610
yes. the formal concept of infinity can be used to study continuous change. the mathematical study of this is called Analysis.

if you care to learn more, you should read
>Book of Proof by Hammack
followed by
>Principles of Mathematical Analysis by Rudin

>>8793548
Does one exist after death? In this aspect, your premise is faulty. In order for it to be true, existence would have to be experienced after death which is impossible.

You can't just say existence is infinite because infinite truly has no beginning. Infinite is supposed to be bidirectionally indeterminable where it starts and ends. The big bang marks our beginning with traditional understanding about the order of the universe. Existence did not exist before the big bang therefore existence did not exist before existence. In other words, True existence would mean that the universe operated before the big bang.

>>8793638
>infinite truly has no beginning
Infinite means without end, not unlimited. Inifinity can be unlimited, but not necessarily it is.

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>>8791610
No

Infinity exists because for every number n, I can take n+1.

>>8793638
How do you know that you won't exist after death?